Gigantor (1964): Season 1, Episode 25 - Trap at 20 Fathoms - full transcript
Dr. Brilliant is abducted by a flying saucer and taken to King Soress' secret base. There he's forced to work with another kidnap victim, Professor Pluto, to make new atomic weapons.
(high-pitched undulating tone)
(rockets blasting)
♪ Gigantor
♪ Gigantor
♪ Gigantor
♪ Gigantor the space-aged robot
♪ He's at your command
♪ Gigantor the space-aged robot
♪ His power is in your hand
♪ Bigger than big,
taller than tall
♪ Quicker than quick,
stronger than strong
♪ Ready to fight for
right against wrong
♪ Gigantor
♪ Gigantor
♪ Gigantor
- [Man] Trap at 20 fathoms.
- [Narrator] One night
in the year 2000.
(soft dramatic music)
(high-pitched tone)
(soft dramatic music)
(high-pitched tone)
(soft dramatic music)
(high-pitched tone)
(soft dramatic music)
(high-pitched tone)
(soft dramatic music)
(suspenseful music)
(door creaking)
(suspenseful music)
- Huh?
- [Man] Don't make a sound.
- What's this?
A new Halloween act
you're breaking in?
- Very smart, brilliant.
Now get up and follow us.
- [Bob] Where are you taking me?
- [Man] For a ride as
they say in the movies.
(tires squealing)
(gasping)
(soft dramatic music)
- Oh, I can't sleep.
Too much noise.
Mmm, yeah, who can that be?
You say a flying saucer
flew away with him?
And the head of
the power station?
You sure it was a flying
saucer, Harrington?
You say it also looked a
little like a jelly fish?
Oh, now you're not
sure what it was.
Thank, Harrington.
Thanks heaps.
(dramatic music)
- Inspector Blooper,
someone has just captured
Dr. Bob Brilliant.
- I know, Jimmy.
I got the report and I
suspect it's that group
with the submarine.
- [Jimmy] You mean the
followers of evil King Saurus?
- [Inspector] Mmm-hmm.
- Say, Inspector, do you
think that the maritime
people would lend
us a submarine?
- [Inspector] Hmm,
it's worth a try, Jim.
(upbeat jazz music)
(water gurgling)
(soft dramatic music)
- Here are the
captains, Your Majesty.
- Very good.
Now Ahmed, introduce them.
- Yes, sire.
- Professor Pluto, atomic
energy's greatest genius.
- [King] Of course, head of
the atomic power station,
and everyone knows
Dr. Brilliant.
Gentlemen, we ask
you to cooperate.
- Cooperate?
What do you mean?
- We must have some
nuclear warheads.
- What would you do
with nuclear warheads?
- Pluto, for years
I, good King Saurus,
have dreamed of
conquering the universe.
To do that I need a powerful
arsenal of nuclear weapons.
I want you men to
make new weapons using
the atom and
ultra-powerful soundwave.
- No.
Refused.
I'd rather die, King Saurus,
than be part of your
wicked plan to conquer
the entire universe.
- Huh, so the brilliant
doctor has a big mouth, I see.
Well, better think
it over, doctor.
You understand that
life can be comfortable
here if you cooperate.
- We don't want to
stay, Your Majesty.
We want to go home.
- You will be permitted
to return to your homes
when you build us an
arsenal of nuclear weapons.
(chuckles)
- Your Majesty!
King Saurus, a huge missile
is fast approaching us.
- Missile?
(dramatic music)
- Gigantor.
- That's Gigantor, Your Majesty.
He's a robot.
- Yes, I know him.
He's given our men a
great deal of difficulty.
- The powerful robot
was made, sire,
with the cooperation
of Dr. Bob Brilliant.
- Hmm, even so his
robot cannot withstand
an attack by our
robot sucker fish.
Send them at once.
- Sire.
Send out secret
submarine number one
holding the sucker fish at once.
- [Men] Yes, Captain.
(buzzer buzzing)
(soft dramatic music)
- Heh, the robot sucker
fish will drain away
all Gigantor's energy.
Clever, huh?
- How can they
drain away energy?
- You watch, you watch
and learn, Dr. Brilliant.
(upbeat jazz music)
- Hey, there's something fishy.
(jazz music)
- Good, now all fish explode.
- [Man] All fish explode!
- [Man] All fish explode.
(fish booming)
(gasping)
- Gigantor, get up, quick.
(upbeat jazz music)
(high-pitched whirring)
(dramatic jazz music)
(yelling)
- Curses!
The exploding sucker
fish can't make a sucker
out of Gigantor.
Ahmed, order the submarine
to retreat at once
to the seaweed jungle.
- Order the submarine
to seaweed jungle!
- Eh, yes Captain Ahmed.
(upbeat jazz music)
- Watch, Gigantor.
(submarine booming)
(undulating high-pitched tone)
- What's the matter, Gigantor?
It's just seaweed.
You can cut it.
Cut it!
(undulating high-pitched tone)
(evil laughter)
- Our little trick has
worked, Your Majesty.
- Yes, we gave the
impression we were retreating
and Gigantor stupidly
followed our decoy submarine.
You see, Doctor?
Gigantor didn't know that our
seaweed jungle is magnetized.
(evil laughter)
- Ah.
- Ahmed, bring Gigantor in here.
- Sire.
(jazz music)
(grunting)
- But Sparky, what can we do?
- I have to try to rescue him.
- Then we're going with you.
- We can't go any deeper
in this submarine.
She won't take anymore
water pressure.
- Isn't there
anything we can do?
- Hmm, well sir,
I do have a little
hand-operated submarine
that I sometimes
use to explore along
the ocean bottom.
- Hi, let me take that
submarine, will you?
- What?
And go exploring on
the ocean bottom alone?
It's too risky, Jim.
- Inspector, I'll be
safe as Dr. Brilliant
or Professor Pluto,
and I may be able to
activate Gigantor.
- [Inspector] Hmm.
(dramatic music)
- Oh.
- Gigantor, you'll pay
for all the destruction
you've done to my
secret underwater base.
Guards, dismantle him!
(metal squeaking)
(metal tapping)
- No, no, stop that at once.
Why, Your Majesty,
Gigantor is much too good
to be disjointed.
- You be quiet, Dr. Brilliant.
Guards, throw these
two into prison
and cut Gigantor with
a nuclear-powered saw.
- [Guard] Yes, King Saurus.
(saw whirring)
(water gurgling)
- Gee, this place is
wonderfully equipped.
I wonder if I can look around.
(saw whirring)
- Huh?
Who is he?
- Hey, let him it, Gigantor!
(grunting)
- Ah!
- Oof!
- Now, where have you
two hidden Dr. Brilliant?
- In there he is.
Over there.
- [Both] Whoa!
Uh!
- Dr. Brilliant?
Doctor!
Hello, Dr. Brilliant!
- [Dr. Brilliant] Jimmy!
Is that you?
(knocking)
- He's over there.
- [Dr. Brilliant] Jim!
- Break open the door, quick.
(door exploding)
Dr. Brilliant!
- Gigantor, Sparky.
- Thank you, son.
You got here in
the nick of time.
(knocking)
- [Man] Hello!
- Hey, there's
somebody else in there.
- Who, I wonder.
- Gigantor, open the door.
(door exploding)
- We thank you.
- Who are you two men?
- I was known as Dr. Bunny, sir.
- Mmm-hmm, and I as Dr. Rabbit.
- [Bob] Why do you say
those were your names
as though you're
no longer living?
And what were you doing
locked in the cell?
- Well, you see, the two
of us were brought here
many years ago by King Saurus.
- King Saurus had
learned of our reputation
as outstanding
nuclear scientists.
One night under cover
of darkness he had us
spirited away and locked
in this prison cell.
- So you made weapons for him?
- Well, of course each of us
refused to assist the king,
for each of us knew the
awful consequences of war.
(bombs whistling)
(bombs booming)
We refused to make bombs.
(bombs booming)
- We refused to do anything
that might hurt anyone,
and so here we have
been in prison for
the past seven years now.
But we would rather remain here
than make a single weapon
that would endanger
the whole world's peace.
- Dr. Rabbit, I'm proud to
know both you and Dr. Bunny.
(grunting)
- Hey, Ahmed, wake up.
- Ah!
- All of you, quickly,
to your posts!
- Jimmy, I can't
tell you how grateful
we both are to you and Gigantor.
- [Jimmy] We're both glad
we could help, Dr. Bunny.
- Now let's get going.
Bunny and I know this
place pretty well.
If you follow us, we'll
lead you out of here.
(gasping)
(soft dramatic music)
(submarines engines whirring)
(clock ticking)
(chuckles)
- Just 30 seconds more
for the time bomb.
(gasping)
- King Saurus has
destroyed all the atomic
machinery for making
the submarine base rise
to the surface.
What's that?
Ticking!
Hey, they've
attached a time bomb
to the bottom of the base!
- Here that?
They've attached a time bomb
to the bottom of the base.
We have to find it
before it goes off.
(watch ticking)
(dramatic drum music)
(bomb ticking)
- Three seconds.
Two seconds.
One second.
(bomb booming)
- Whoa!
- Well, that blasted
robot must've found
the time bomb and removed it.
- That was your idea.
- Quiet, I am King Saurus.
No robot outsmarts me.
I tell you, Ahmed,
before I'm through,
that robot is going to
be my prisoner again
or I'm not King Saurus.
- [Jimmy] Good work,
Gigantor, and just in time.
- But now how are we
going to escape from here?
All the surfacing equipment
has been destroyed
and all the submarines
have been taken away.
- And they've destroyed
the machines that
change saltwater
into drinking water.
We just have enough
for three days.
- [Bob] Well, we'll just
have to work together
and get all the machinery
fixed as soon as possible.
- Mmm-hmm.
- Oh, and may I remind you,
I kept the submarine
that brought me here.
- That's right, Jim.
Then you start heading
back to the mainland
and you tell everybody
that we're still out here.
- Right, Dr. Brilliant.
Let's go, Gigantor.
(gasping)
- They've broken the
small submarine, Jimmy.
- It's damaged very badly
and we have no tools
to repair it.
I'm afraid we're
lost, gentlemen.
- Mmm.
- Hey, look, a diving suit.
Maybe I can slip it on and
swim out with Gigantor.
- But are you sure
the water pressure
won't be too great
upon you way down here
even with the
diving suit on, Jim?
- I don't know, Dr. Brilliant.
I just hope Gigantor
can protect me.
Boy oh boy, this must fit a man.
(laughing)
Okay, Gigantor.
Time to get going, old buddy.
(high-pitched whirring)
(dramatic drum and horn music)
- [Ahmed] Gigantor.
- So, he's coming again, is he?
Give him the magnetric
one more time.
- Good.
Ready with the nets.
(dramatic drum music)
- Gigantor, ambush!
Watch them!
They're moving like
that for a reason,
so let's be careful.
(gasping)
Magnetic net!
No oxygen.
I can't control.
Uh.
(metal tapping)
- I wonder what could've
happened to Jimmy Sparks.
We should've heard from
the boy long before
this, Dr. Brilliant.
- Yes.
- I think good King
Saurus must have
a rocket base
somewhere near here.
- Hmm, I think the surfacing
mechanism will be all right.
- [Narrator] Not far away,
disguised as an ordinary
pile of rocks jutting
form the ocean lies
the secret rocket
base of King Saurus.
(water lapping)
(evil laughter)
- Yes, no one will
ever think of looking
for you this far
out in the ocean
and especially not on a
pile of rocks like this one.
You see?
Now do you mind if I try a
few exercises for Gigantor?
(soft dramatic music)
(high-pitched whirring)
(evil laughter)
Want to try it?
- Mmm-hmm.
- [King Saurus] Have fun.
(evil laughter)
(dramatic music)
- He's guiding it up!
- [King Saurus] Oh!
- Gigantor, come here.
Make me safe before
those two get away.
(high-pitched whirring)
- [King Saurus] Let's
see Gigantor catch
those exploding rockets.
- Hey, Gigantor, watch out!
(high-pitched whirring)
(rockets booming)
- [Both] Nothing stops Gigantor!
Ah!
(walls exploding)
Whoa!
(water splashing)
(rocks crashing)
(whirring)
- Ah, the mechanism to
make us surface is working.
(men cheering)
(soft dramatic music)
- Hmm, hmm.
- [Dick] Staring at
the sea won't bring
Jimmy back, Inspector.
- [Inspector] Yeah, I know.
- I would bet he's a
prisoner on the bottom
of the sea with Bob Brilliant.
- But how can they
both be prisoners
at the bottom of the sea?
- I think I should find out.
Think nuts?
- Hey, Dick, come back here.
Where do you think you are?
In a pool?
That's the ocean down there.
Jim and Gigantor.
- Inspector Blooper!
- Whoa! Yah!
- The underwater den.
- Oh.
- Hey.
That looks like Dick Strong!
Dick!
- Jimmy, then you're safe.
- Gee, Dick, what were
you doing way below
on King Saurus's den?
- That's what this is?
No wonder I hit my head.
- Bob Brilliant!
- [Bob] Jimmy!
Jimmy, we were all
worried about you.
- So was I.
- We finally got the
atomic machinery to work
and were able to surface, Jim.
- [Jimmy] That's great.
And Gigantor wiped out
their secret rocket base,
so I don't think we'll
have any trouble from them.
- What about me up
here, down there?
- We forget all
about you, Inspector.
- Like the ugly
duckling upon dry land.
- Say, you must have a
pretty good ocean view
there, Inspector.
- Very funny, very funny.
Three new stooges.
Uh.
Now get me out of here!
Ah!
- [Jimmy] Gigantor,
get him out of there.
- Whoa, whoa, whoa,
oh-ho-ho!
- [Dr. Rabbit] Ah, sunshine!
And look, Bunny,
the hills of home.
- [Dr. Bunny]
Beautiful, isn't it?
- Beautiful.
- We are home at
last, Dr. Rabbit.
- Now wait a minute.
You know we mustn't
forget that steel prison.
- [Dr. Bunny] Jimmy,
can you help Gigantor
destroy that
underwater monstrosity?
- Gentlemen, it'll
be a pleasure.
Gigantor, send the
submarine base down to
the bottom for good.
(dramatic music)
(base crumbling)
(base booming)
(triumphant horn music)
(horn blaring)
- [Narrator] And
Gigantor is ready for his
next exciting adventure!
(triumphant horn music)
♪ Gigantor
♪ Gigantor
♪ Gigantor
♪ Gigantor the space-aged robot
♪ He's at your command
♪ Gigantor the space-aged robot
♪ His power is in your hand
♪ Bigger than big,
taller than tall
♪ Quicker than quick,
stronger than strong
♪ Ready to fight for
right against wrong
♪ Gigantor
♪ Gigantor
♪ Gigantor
(rockets blasting)
♪ Gigantor
♪ Gigantor
♪ Gigantor
♪ Gigantor the space-aged robot
♪ He's at your command
♪ Gigantor the space-aged robot
♪ His power is in your hand
♪ Bigger than big,
taller than tall
♪ Quicker than quick,
stronger than strong
♪ Ready to fight for
right against wrong
♪ Gigantor
♪ Gigantor
♪ Gigantor
- [Man] Trap at 20 fathoms.
- [Narrator] One night
in the year 2000.
(soft dramatic music)
(high-pitched tone)
(soft dramatic music)
(high-pitched tone)
(soft dramatic music)
(high-pitched tone)
(soft dramatic music)
(high-pitched tone)
(soft dramatic music)
(suspenseful music)
(door creaking)
(suspenseful music)
- Huh?
- [Man] Don't make a sound.
- What's this?
A new Halloween act
you're breaking in?
- Very smart, brilliant.
Now get up and follow us.
- [Bob] Where are you taking me?
- [Man] For a ride as
they say in the movies.
(tires squealing)
(gasping)
(soft dramatic music)
- Oh, I can't sleep.
Too much noise.
Mmm, yeah, who can that be?
You say a flying saucer
flew away with him?
And the head of
the power station?
You sure it was a flying
saucer, Harrington?
You say it also looked a
little like a jelly fish?
Oh, now you're not
sure what it was.
Thank, Harrington.
Thanks heaps.
(dramatic music)
- Inspector Blooper,
someone has just captured
Dr. Bob Brilliant.
- I know, Jimmy.
I got the report and I
suspect it's that group
with the submarine.
- [Jimmy] You mean the
followers of evil King Saurus?
- [Inspector] Mmm-hmm.
- Say, Inspector, do you
think that the maritime
people would lend
us a submarine?
- [Inspector] Hmm,
it's worth a try, Jim.
(upbeat jazz music)
(water gurgling)
(soft dramatic music)
- Here are the
captains, Your Majesty.
- Very good.
Now Ahmed, introduce them.
- Yes, sire.
- Professor Pluto, atomic
energy's greatest genius.
- [King] Of course, head of
the atomic power station,
and everyone knows
Dr. Brilliant.
Gentlemen, we ask
you to cooperate.
- Cooperate?
What do you mean?
- We must have some
nuclear warheads.
- What would you do
with nuclear warheads?
- Pluto, for years
I, good King Saurus,
have dreamed of
conquering the universe.
To do that I need a powerful
arsenal of nuclear weapons.
I want you men to
make new weapons using
the atom and
ultra-powerful soundwave.
- No.
Refused.
I'd rather die, King Saurus,
than be part of your
wicked plan to conquer
the entire universe.
- Huh, so the brilliant
doctor has a big mouth, I see.
Well, better think
it over, doctor.
You understand that
life can be comfortable
here if you cooperate.
- We don't want to
stay, Your Majesty.
We want to go home.
- You will be permitted
to return to your homes
when you build us an
arsenal of nuclear weapons.
(chuckles)
- Your Majesty!
King Saurus, a huge missile
is fast approaching us.
- Missile?
(dramatic music)
- Gigantor.
- That's Gigantor, Your Majesty.
He's a robot.
- Yes, I know him.
He's given our men a
great deal of difficulty.
- The powerful robot
was made, sire,
with the cooperation
of Dr. Bob Brilliant.
- Hmm, even so his
robot cannot withstand
an attack by our
robot sucker fish.
Send them at once.
- Sire.
Send out secret
submarine number one
holding the sucker fish at once.
- [Men] Yes, Captain.
(buzzer buzzing)
(soft dramatic music)
- Heh, the robot sucker
fish will drain away
all Gigantor's energy.
Clever, huh?
- How can they
drain away energy?
- You watch, you watch
and learn, Dr. Brilliant.
(upbeat jazz music)
- Hey, there's something fishy.
(jazz music)
- Good, now all fish explode.
- [Man] All fish explode!
- [Man] All fish explode.
(fish booming)
(gasping)
- Gigantor, get up, quick.
(upbeat jazz music)
(high-pitched whirring)
(dramatic jazz music)
(yelling)
- Curses!
The exploding sucker
fish can't make a sucker
out of Gigantor.
Ahmed, order the submarine
to retreat at once
to the seaweed jungle.
- Order the submarine
to seaweed jungle!
- Eh, yes Captain Ahmed.
(upbeat jazz music)
- Watch, Gigantor.
(submarine booming)
(undulating high-pitched tone)
- What's the matter, Gigantor?
It's just seaweed.
You can cut it.
Cut it!
(undulating high-pitched tone)
(evil laughter)
- Our little trick has
worked, Your Majesty.
- Yes, we gave the
impression we were retreating
and Gigantor stupidly
followed our decoy submarine.
You see, Doctor?
Gigantor didn't know that our
seaweed jungle is magnetized.
(evil laughter)
- Ah.
- Ahmed, bring Gigantor in here.
- Sire.
(jazz music)
(grunting)
- But Sparky, what can we do?
- I have to try to rescue him.
- Then we're going with you.
- We can't go any deeper
in this submarine.
She won't take anymore
water pressure.
- Isn't there
anything we can do?
- Hmm, well sir,
I do have a little
hand-operated submarine
that I sometimes
use to explore along
the ocean bottom.
- Hi, let me take that
submarine, will you?
- What?
And go exploring on
the ocean bottom alone?
It's too risky, Jim.
- Inspector, I'll be
safe as Dr. Brilliant
or Professor Pluto,
and I may be able to
activate Gigantor.
- [Inspector] Hmm.
(dramatic music)
- Oh.
- Gigantor, you'll pay
for all the destruction
you've done to my
secret underwater base.
Guards, dismantle him!
(metal squeaking)
(metal tapping)
- No, no, stop that at once.
Why, Your Majesty,
Gigantor is much too good
to be disjointed.
- You be quiet, Dr. Brilliant.
Guards, throw these
two into prison
and cut Gigantor with
a nuclear-powered saw.
- [Guard] Yes, King Saurus.
(saw whirring)
(water gurgling)
- Gee, this place is
wonderfully equipped.
I wonder if I can look around.
(saw whirring)
- Huh?
Who is he?
- Hey, let him it, Gigantor!
(grunting)
- Ah!
- Oof!
- Now, where have you
two hidden Dr. Brilliant?
- In there he is.
Over there.
- [Both] Whoa!
Uh!
- Dr. Brilliant?
Doctor!
Hello, Dr. Brilliant!
- [Dr. Brilliant] Jimmy!
Is that you?
(knocking)
- He's over there.
- [Dr. Brilliant] Jim!
- Break open the door, quick.
(door exploding)
Dr. Brilliant!
- Gigantor, Sparky.
- Thank you, son.
You got here in
the nick of time.
(knocking)
- [Man] Hello!
- Hey, there's
somebody else in there.
- Who, I wonder.
- Gigantor, open the door.
(door exploding)
- We thank you.
- Who are you two men?
- I was known as Dr. Bunny, sir.
- Mmm-hmm, and I as Dr. Rabbit.
- [Bob] Why do you say
those were your names
as though you're
no longer living?
And what were you doing
locked in the cell?
- Well, you see, the two
of us were brought here
many years ago by King Saurus.
- King Saurus had
learned of our reputation
as outstanding
nuclear scientists.
One night under cover
of darkness he had us
spirited away and locked
in this prison cell.
- So you made weapons for him?
- Well, of course each of us
refused to assist the king,
for each of us knew the
awful consequences of war.
(bombs whistling)
(bombs booming)
We refused to make bombs.
(bombs booming)
- We refused to do anything
that might hurt anyone,
and so here we have
been in prison for
the past seven years now.
But we would rather remain here
than make a single weapon
that would endanger
the whole world's peace.
- Dr. Rabbit, I'm proud to
know both you and Dr. Bunny.
(grunting)
- Hey, Ahmed, wake up.
- Ah!
- All of you, quickly,
to your posts!
- Jimmy, I can't
tell you how grateful
we both are to you and Gigantor.
- [Jimmy] We're both glad
we could help, Dr. Bunny.
- Now let's get going.
Bunny and I know this
place pretty well.
If you follow us, we'll
lead you out of here.
(gasping)
(soft dramatic music)
(submarines engines whirring)
(clock ticking)
(chuckles)
- Just 30 seconds more
for the time bomb.
(gasping)
- King Saurus has
destroyed all the atomic
machinery for making
the submarine base rise
to the surface.
What's that?
Ticking!
Hey, they've
attached a time bomb
to the bottom of the base!
- Here that?
They've attached a time bomb
to the bottom of the base.
We have to find it
before it goes off.
(watch ticking)
(dramatic drum music)
(bomb ticking)
- Three seconds.
Two seconds.
One second.
(bomb booming)
- Whoa!
- Well, that blasted
robot must've found
the time bomb and removed it.
- That was your idea.
- Quiet, I am King Saurus.
No robot outsmarts me.
I tell you, Ahmed,
before I'm through,
that robot is going to
be my prisoner again
or I'm not King Saurus.
- [Jimmy] Good work,
Gigantor, and just in time.
- But now how are we
going to escape from here?
All the surfacing equipment
has been destroyed
and all the submarines
have been taken away.
- And they've destroyed
the machines that
change saltwater
into drinking water.
We just have enough
for three days.
- [Bob] Well, we'll just
have to work together
and get all the machinery
fixed as soon as possible.
- Mmm-hmm.
- Oh, and may I remind you,
I kept the submarine
that brought me here.
- That's right, Jim.
Then you start heading
back to the mainland
and you tell everybody
that we're still out here.
- Right, Dr. Brilliant.
Let's go, Gigantor.
(gasping)
- They've broken the
small submarine, Jimmy.
- It's damaged very badly
and we have no tools
to repair it.
I'm afraid we're
lost, gentlemen.
- Mmm.
- Hey, look, a diving suit.
Maybe I can slip it on and
swim out with Gigantor.
- But are you sure
the water pressure
won't be too great
upon you way down here
even with the
diving suit on, Jim?
- I don't know, Dr. Brilliant.
I just hope Gigantor
can protect me.
Boy oh boy, this must fit a man.
(laughing)
Okay, Gigantor.
Time to get going, old buddy.
(high-pitched whirring)
(dramatic drum and horn music)
- [Ahmed] Gigantor.
- So, he's coming again, is he?
Give him the magnetric
one more time.
- Good.
Ready with the nets.
(dramatic drum music)
- Gigantor, ambush!
Watch them!
They're moving like
that for a reason,
so let's be careful.
(gasping)
Magnetic net!
No oxygen.
I can't control.
Uh.
(metal tapping)
- I wonder what could've
happened to Jimmy Sparks.
We should've heard from
the boy long before
this, Dr. Brilliant.
- Yes.
- I think good King
Saurus must have
a rocket base
somewhere near here.
- Hmm, I think the surfacing
mechanism will be all right.
- [Narrator] Not far away,
disguised as an ordinary
pile of rocks jutting
form the ocean lies
the secret rocket
base of King Saurus.
(water lapping)
(evil laughter)
- Yes, no one will
ever think of looking
for you this far
out in the ocean
and especially not on a
pile of rocks like this one.
You see?
Now do you mind if I try a
few exercises for Gigantor?
(soft dramatic music)
(high-pitched whirring)
(evil laughter)
Want to try it?
- Mmm-hmm.
- [King Saurus] Have fun.
(evil laughter)
(dramatic music)
- He's guiding it up!
- [King Saurus] Oh!
- Gigantor, come here.
Make me safe before
those two get away.
(high-pitched whirring)
- [King Saurus] Let's
see Gigantor catch
those exploding rockets.
- Hey, Gigantor, watch out!
(high-pitched whirring)
(rockets booming)
- [Both] Nothing stops Gigantor!
Ah!
(walls exploding)
Whoa!
(water splashing)
(rocks crashing)
(whirring)
- Ah, the mechanism to
make us surface is working.
(men cheering)
(soft dramatic music)
- Hmm, hmm.
- [Dick] Staring at
the sea won't bring
Jimmy back, Inspector.
- [Inspector] Yeah, I know.
- I would bet he's a
prisoner on the bottom
of the sea with Bob Brilliant.
- But how can they
both be prisoners
at the bottom of the sea?
- I think I should find out.
Think nuts?
- Hey, Dick, come back here.
Where do you think you are?
In a pool?
That's the ocean down there.
Jim and Gigantor.
- Inspector Blooper!
- Whoa! Yah!
- The underwater den.
- Oh.
- Hey.
That looks like Dick Strong!
Dick!
- Jimmy, then you're safe.
- Gee, Dick, what were
you doing way below
on King Saurus's den?
- That's what this is?
No wonder I hit my head.
- Bob Brilliant!
- [Bob] Jimmy!
Jimmy, we were all
worried about you.
- So was I.
- We finally got the
atomic machinery to work
and were able to surface, Jim.
- [Jimmy] That's great.
And Gigantor wiped out
their secret rocket base,
so I don't think we'll
have any trouble from them.
- What about me up
here, down there?
- We forget all
about you, Inspector.
- Like the ugly
duckling upon dry land.
- Say, you must have a
pretty good ocean view
there, Inspector.
- Very funny, very funny.
Three new stooges.
Uh.
Now get me out of here!
Ah!
- [Jimmy] Gigantor,
get him out of there.
- Whoa, whoa, whoa,
oh-ho-ho!
- [Dr. Rabbit] Ah, sunshine!
And look, Bunny,
the hills of home.
- [Dr. Bunny]
Beautiful, isn't it?
- Beautiful.
- We are home at
last, Dr. Rabbit.
- Now wait a minute.
You know we mustn't
forget that steel prison.
- [Dr. Bunny] Jimmy,
can you help Gigantor
destroy that
underwater monstrosity?
- Gentlemen, it'll
be a pleasure.
Gigantor, send the
submarine base down to
the bottom for good.
(dramatic music)
(base crumbling)
(base booming)
(triumphant horn music)
(horn blaring)
- [Narrator] And
Gigantor is ready for his
next exciting adventure!
(triumphant horn music)
♪ Gigantor
♪ Gigantor
♪ Gigantor
♪ Gigantor the space-aged robot
♪ He's at your command
♪ Gigantor the space-aged robot
♪ His power is in your hand
♪ Bigger than big,
taller than tall
♪ Quicker than quick,
stronger than strong
♪ Ready to fight for
right against wrong
♪ Gigantor
♪ Gigantor
♪ Gigantor